Show Notes
Join Alexis, Ruby, and Sam as they reflect on their favourite moments from Season 2! In this special holiday episode, we share laughs, highlights, and heartfelt stories from our incredible guests. We want to thank everyone who tuned in, our guests who shared their stories, and everyone who has supported the show this year. Our hope is that these episodes inspire you to create, celebrate, and embrace being a creative, we can't wait to see what you do next! This episode was recorded on 29th October on the lands of the Wajuk Peoples and Naarm Peoples. We hope that this episode inspires you as a creative person and as a human being. Thanks for listening, catch you on the next episode. Psst! We are always on the lookout for creative people to share their story and inspire others. Have you got someone in mind who would love to have a chat? Get in contact with us via Instagram @throughthecreativedoor
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CREDITS Created and Hosted by Alexis Naylor Music by Alexis Naylor & Ruby Miguel Edited and Produced by Ruby Miguel
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